Sentence examples similar to was necessitating from inspiring English sources
verb
To make necessary; to require (something) to be brought about.
The renovation, which was completed in 2006, was necessitated by a breakup.
"This election was necessitated by the unstable outcome of the 7 June elections.
The programme was necessitated by the housing catastrophe that the Soviet Union faced by the 1950s.
But other campaign aides and supporters say that the mayor's makeover was necessitated by several factors.
The author claims his decision was necessitated by "the richness of the available material".
But it was one that was necessitated by Anthony's impatience and his drive for a rich extension.
Such double-talk was necessitated by the perilous situation in France, but it left French commanders in North Africa confused.
The detour was necessitated by… Great portents and disasters turn some minds to God and others away from him.
The pivot to TV reruns was necessitated in part by the tightening of the movie spigot by major movie studios.
Mr. Green was the first to be charged in civilian courts, a step that prosecutors said was necessitated by his discharge.
The move to Thursday was necessitated by the purchase of rights to National Basketball Association games, which will be seen on ESPN on Wednesday and Friday nights.
